Hi,
If you go to the general antique auctions in your area you'll probably find lots of old photo's and bibles etc up for sale.
My father is a an antique dealer , he used to own an antique shop( fine china etc - not family tree stuff) .He's retired now, but still goes to the auctions to buy stuff to do the occasional antique fair. It's sort of more of a hobby with him now.
There used to be always lots of this type of thing in them - boxes and boxes of very old photo's and family bibles which the boxes /lots would go only for just a couple of pence as nobody really wanted them . They came mostly from house clearances.
When I went back home for a holiday recently, my father showed me an old (1800's) family bible with names and the birth dates of each family member in it . He had just bought it from one of the country auctions which he goes to. He bought it for just a couple of pounds (I can't remember exactly what he paid for it but I think it worked out to be only 1 or 2 pounds at the most) - I think it came out of a box of bits and pieces he bought which the whole Lot he won at $10( pounds) maybe .
It also had an old photo of the Lady who's family bible it was , it was stuck in-between the pages of the family bible with her name written on it - what a find that would be to the family of this lady . He purchased it because the surname was the same as ours and thought she may be connected with us somehow .It's not our family though, at least I have found no evidence it is.
Anyway, try the local auctions in your area of interest on a regular basis , it's amazing the stuff like old photo's and family bibles that gets chucked out in house clearances when someone dies . You never know one day you may come across something relevant to your family .The items go for practically nothing at these general auctions, as most people who go to these general antique auctions are going there for things like antique china and antique furniture and not family bibles, photos and other such family papers which is of no interest to many of them. It's where a lot of the dealers buy their stuff from
P.S. There is another one ebay too with a handwritten family tree - surname is Toffee and William J Edwards
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VICTORIAN-Family-Bible-140-year-old-approx-C-1840S_W0QQitemZ6623910135QQcategoryZ269QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
